Row of conifers at back: some brown patches. Two at front: almost all brown. After bad winter.
Prune brown areas on backyard trees: cut 4–5 inches into green wood. Dispose of prunings. Prune on dry day, no rain forecast.
May be too far gone. Inspect main stem/base for physical damage.
Could be insect, disease, winter injury, or other. Need in-person evaluation by qualified nursery/garden center professional.
Expert insight provided by Steve.
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